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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 14 (1889) (1889)

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f dampening. At the same time the ink dries talists ? The New York Press has thought the ques- erally and honorably.” rapidly and the “ set-off” is very considerably reduced. However, to guard against this a continuous “* set-off” tion of sufficient moment to address letters of inquiry to Yes, we… … also comes from a continuous reel which unwinds itself the start that, once invested in America, it becomes are extremely interesting. While many see in the present movement a menace to American interests, American capital, bound to respect American interests, as the machine is working, the other…

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